Discount for Protection Review Conference for IFAonline readers

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IFAonline is offering readers discounted places for The Protection Review Conference 2009.

The first 40 advisers to apply can attend the event for £200 plus VAT instead of the regular £525 plus VAT. In its third year, The Protection Review Conference, on 25 June at the Marriott in Grosvenor Square, London, is acknowledged as one of the leading health and protection events on the calendar. Speakers at the day-long event this year include Fortis Life UK managing director Martin Werth, LifeSearch CEO Tom Baigrie and leading US claims specialist Al Heimond. ABI assistant director Nick Kirwan and PruProtect director of protection development Kevin Carr will also be debating with...

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